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Make Hundredths by Dividing Tenths

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A Peek Beyond the Point · Understanding hundredths · 3:06

You'll learn: Dividing each tenth into ten equal parts makes hundredths.

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You'll learn: Dividing each tenth into ten equal parts makes hundredths.

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Understanding hundredths

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Regroup Hundredths Before Writing Decimals
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Regroup Hundredths Before Writing Decimals
You'll learn: Regroup hundredths into tenths and wholes before writing the decimal.

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Decimal place value and notation

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Why Does Decimal Place Value Keep Dividing by Ten?
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Why Does Decimal Place Value Keep Dividing by Ten?
You'll learn: Each place is one-tenth of the place to its left, so place value keeps dividing by ten, giving thousandths and beyond.
Read and Write Decimals Using Expanded Form
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Read and Write Decimals Using Expanded Form
You'll learn: Write a decimal in expanded form to read and write it correctly.

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Converting measurement units

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Convert Lengths and Masses Using Decimal Units
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Convert Lengths and Masses Using Decimal Units
You'll learn: Metric length and mass units step by tens, hundreds and thousands, so one decimal-shift method converts both.
Connect Rupees and Paise with Decimals
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Connect Rupees and Paise with Decimals
You'll learn: Paise are hundredths of a rupee, so money amounts are two-place decimals.

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Equivalent and ordered decimals

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Why Does Adding a Trailing Zero Leave a Decimal Unchanged?
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Why Does Adding a Trailing Zero Leave a Decimal Unchanged?
You'll learn: A trailing zero after the last decimal digit adds zero tenths or hundredths, so the value is unchanged.
Compare and Order Decimals by Place Value
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Compare and Order Decimals by Place Value
You'll learn: Compare decimals place by place from the left to order them.

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Decimals on number lines

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Zoom into a Number Line to Locate a Decimal
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Zoom into a Number Line to Locate a Decimal
You'll learn: Zoom into an interval of the number line again and again to locate a decimal precisely.
Find the Distance Between Two Decimals
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Find the Distance Between Two Decimals
You'll learn: The distance between two decimals is their difference, found on the number line.
Can You Always Find a Decimal Closer to a Target?
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Can You Always Find a Decimal Closer to a Target?
You'll learn: Between any two decimals there is always another, so we can get as close to a target as we like.

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Decimal addition and subtraction

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Regroup to Add and Subtract Decimals
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Regroup to Add and Subtract Decimals
You'll learn: Line up places and regroup across the point to add and subtract decimals.
Find the Next Terms in a Decimal Sequence
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Find the Next Terms in a Decimal Sequence
You'll learn: Find the constant change in a decimal sequence to continue it.
Estimate a Decimal Sum or Difference Before Calculating
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Estimate a Decimal Sum or Difference Before Calculating
You'll learn: Round to whole numbers first to estimate a decimal sum or difference.

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Misleading decimal notation

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Spot Decimal-Point and Unit Errors
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Spot Decimal-Point and Unit Errors
You'll learn: A misplaced point or a mixed unit changes a value by a factor of ten or more; check both.
Why 1.5 Hours, 5.6 Feet and 4.3 Overs Can Mislead
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Why 1.5 Hours, 5.6 Feet and 4.3 Overs Can Mislead
You'll learn: Clock time, feet and inches, and cricket overs group by 60, 12 and 6, not 10, so writing them with a dot like a decimal misleads.